September 8, 1874 (4 pages)

Boe Bags ® Riches eiage & — sia NEVADA CITY, CAL. arene sesiaes Tuesday September 8, 1874. Mines. ‘There are some who entertain the belief that mifing industry will gradually decline, and counties now ex_tensively engaged in the business of xtracting the precious metals, will, ih a few yeurs, decrease in material . wealth and prosperity. That they will gradually decrease in popula: tion, and cease to pay fcr money invested inthem. It is probable that there may be mining countiés' where . such a state of affairs.may exist. . ‘There may be counties where mines“are not permanent and investments in them insecure, but it is not the case with this’ county.’ To-day its prospects are brighter than they ever wers._There.has. been more gold extracted and more money expended in opening out and developing new mines, more ditches dug, dams erected and water rights secured—all for the purpose of affordiig increased “ done in four times the sume Jength of time since the county was first settled. We hear of no complaints . from those who have worked their mines this year on account of pay. “On the contrary negrly all the mities of the county -bave yielded large re‘turns. Those. who have money invested in the mines have no . desire” to withdraw it, bul, -are° very anxious to invest-in othe» -mints. Forgign capitalists will find a eonfi_#éneceexhibited by méh of means —hving in-the—county; that wilt-con= vince them ‘of the permanenty of themining: interest, Instead “of the mines playing out ‘ina few years, it to judge that ten years from now the amountof bullion extracted will be double in the county what it is today, and the number of mines many times greater than at present. The . outlook is encouraging and argues well for the future of:the county. —_—_ Oo > -— No Crime, It is no crime in San Francisco to) darwa pistol and fire at an enemy indiscriminately to the great _d_nger of. passers. . DeYoung of the Chron: ~ivie; selected as public a place as the Street near the post office in San Francisco, and when B. F. Naupthaly appronched near the spot, blazed away at hii, regarilless of those on ihe streets, and did wound one __person by his reckless firing. Yet the grand jury of San Francisco say it . was ndta crime and lethim go scot freee. He deliberately took a stand there to killa man; but that ‘is all . right according to the grand jury. On what theory they base their decision, we know not; buat people will wonder what constitutes acrime Sed: . It takes mane 10 build a-mill, particularly if the machimery is not hereafter, if the alleged and plainly . proved shooting of DeYoung is not . one. e+e — Southern Oatrages. It is now reported’ that. the outrages committed in the South and the danger of a war of races had but little foundation, and the stories concerning them havebeen greatly exagyerated andit is fur political purposes. Those who ineite such troubles or who misrepresent them for selfish purposes, ought to grace the first tree they ace found near. If the reports were manufactured for the purpose of preducing a feeling . of sympathy in the North for the powers that be in thé South, they fell short of the purpose. Political advantages. can no nioré be gained by such a means. If the “Carpet Baggers”’ cannot control things without such meusures they had_ better get out.ae A Now Town, It does not take long to locate and “build up a new town, provided the locators -have plenty of money. Sharon and Ralston purchased the Burlingame tract of land, furee milds trom San Mateo, and are arranging with the Southern Pacitie Railroad to have six trains run “« ily to and from that place, Ean anad—late trips will be Tuade, their intention being to have the jast trait, leave the city at1@or 11 Pp ow By this means a resident in the pew town will be attemled with no more inconvenience on thee account of iiaance than if ‘it were in the suburbs. A large town will be built. up and a lurge fortune nade by the preje ctors a Tue new Mit in Sav Fran: isco is Progressing very slowly, =. . . er seen at that place. was an old settler and was much re. spected by all who knew himr~ . ry SS SER, RE Local Brevities. practice of his profession. finds no place more attractive than this city as a business point and We welcome Mr. Hupp and family to our midst, and hope his anti¢ipations of a -prosperous future willbe fully realized, place of residence. be the largest vein of ore pay for working at a profit coming frm the Willow ceremoniously duniped out carriage on to the ground, . black eye on one of the fe = fect of the fall, ~~ ‘man told us who wanted to ranch last week. “Chas:-Mul His wife went seme: months ~old-ptaces and friends. Mr. popular inine, céss is what mak intendent successful, » John Schmidt bastaken out a large crushing of rock from ‘brs ledge at Wood’s Ravine, -and pro, poses to give it aoother trial, lust rock from the ledge did not pay We hope this will do very well, better. ¢ Mre. W. C. Ault, of Rough and teady, advertises to sel household goods and other articles ut her pluce, until Friday morning, at astonishRead the adveringly low prices, Aisement, Work on the mills of the Wyoming and Occidentar 4s hot ‘yet compleready Wien.the frame work is in the house of Mrs. Deal, ‘on Street, the past Summer—eft—-for—*ealthy-and influevtial company in San Francisco on Saturday; where The various improvements around: town are progressing towards comthey will in future reside> pletion, — , . We predict the largest house of the season onthe mghts of the ap-' pearance of Vivian, the vocalist and comedian. "People begin to talk about the State Fair, and we hear of quite a number who intend going from here. Miss Lu. Bliven, formerly of this Plunkett, wus . married last week in Virginia. city, city, niece of T. C, Nevada. Fruit hangs on the trees in this in -such abundance’ that there is but little sale for the same at vicinity the fruit stands, : J.8. Holbrook will sell all of goods at auction on Saturday next. Things go very cheap at some of these auctions, Advertised Letter List, _ The following is'a list of the letters remaining in the Post Office in this city, for the week euding Monday,-Sept. 7th, 1874. please say ‘‘adveértised :”” Senor D. Jesus Aasebedo, Fuljana Nickels, S. A. Palmer, Wm ‘Tiuder,. Johu P, Ewell, Joseph Magibnis, Edward May, Miss Mary McArain, -E. Bruce Greenough, W. H. Francis, James William Clifford, Charles H. Balton, Jalia A. Bennett, Senior Francisco Rosenaere, Senior Angelo Scanavino,’ Gi nova Avvijter, Gianini. . Geo. 8. ‘Hupp, well known ‘in this and other places as-a first-class lawyér, came here on Saturday last awith a view of locating for the The Providence mine continues to ; in: the county, and we think in the State. It carries enough gold to make the whole of the immense body of quartz }owners. As it is sunk upon it grows better. Itis thought when another level of two_isYeached, thatthere will be rock found . -worth double what it iow works, A party of youths, three in’ number, while-driving at a rapid pace. in dance on Friday night last, were undé members of the conipany proves the efThere are fumerous ranches in the vicinity of this city, and every . owner has: heard there is to be a -fuilroad, Their prices are according as they believe or disbelieve the report. At least-the above is. what a loy, started yesterday for a visit to the Eastern States: and Mr. Malloy goes to meet her and accompany ber home besides The funeral of “Harvey Gilham, . ° . 1 Ready on Sunday wasthe largest evGilham . The Manzanita is becoming avery It is pofiwar because {it rolis ont plenty of coin. . ing because itis well. and econvinically managed, we suppose. Tt is pwyes a mining Saper. ‘done. The family-of Wilson, who resided Persons inquiring for any of these letters, wiil _. Norm Broomrizyp, Sep. 4th. *. Ep, Transerrer: Yesterday Mr. Adolph Bigot! committed suicide in He bas . with . giant powder. The: cirenming of the 32 he came from Moore's Flat on the stage belonging to the Enreka Express Company. It is said that he had beén on a sprée for several days before be-came to this place. He said that he left his place because hie did not like to work along with Chinamen. He bought a ‘loaf of bread of. tlie baker as he was gbing home;_.A sbort time after he réached his cabin 'a loud report was to the . beard by the neighbors, and powder crevices of the cabin. Mr. Thomas’ ‘Ryan and Mr. Wm D:ekieson went to the cabin and fonnd bim lying ou the floor with bis head Dlownoff. ‘A’ messenger was larmédiately sent for medical aid’ Dr. Farley, not knowing thé éxtent of the injury, immediately repaired to the scene of the tragedy in company with A. A. Smith, and found bis head blown to atoms. A. A. Smith; our Justice, summoned a Coroner's jury and held an inquest on the body, which ¥e. sulted im a verdict in accordance . with the circumstances already _ re. lated, to wit; The deceased came td his death. by his own hands, and that he had used: giant powder in taking his life.Yours respectfally, nearly Valley of the and a buy a : ‘Board of Supervisors. Mownpay, Sept. 7th, 187#, Board met as board of canvassers, pursuant to law, for the purpose of canvassing the returns of the First, . since, this pluce by blowing bis head off . smoke was seen to issue from all the }Wit's ead to Know what to do. He -anderstood a soaped tfitk, but a — per is not as big as a thousand other things we can name, but then the insect has as muth devilment in its carcuss as was ever contaived in the same space-in anything that ever been published of bow they completely blockaded railroads out west, but they were looked upon as a fanciful -production, existing only inthe imagination of the reporter. And still these stories.were not imegivary. On Wednesday, train No. 7. of the St. Juseph and Denver, railroad, struck the grasshoppers between Axtell and Beattie. The insects covered the track two inches thick, and the engineer’ was completely at bis tratk covered with grasshoppers. waS he could and tried to drive ahead, and yet he was ‘actually nine hours making eleven miles. How many grasshoppers were killed no one will. ever undertake to say. The otl.eg morning, conductor Seott Sharp pulled out cf Seneca on time, and thonght he would have an easy rutt to St. Joseph. In this he was slightly mistaken. Two miles out the track was completely bloekacked by grisshoppers, and the: engineer found it. impossible to proceed. He hated to be beaten by such trifling inseets, but finally had to run back to Seneca and wait until the insects had crossed the track on their way southward. These stories look a little-touzh,; bat-they—are “$8ae.—St, Joseph, Mo., Herald. ——_——_—. 2. +e — A GoLpen Coat,—A miner working in the Ophir relates that a drill seeing Supervisor District election; returns . of which were as follows: Bine Tent. ‘Precinct—whole nnonii _bet of votes cast. 31:-Geo.G. Alian . received 11. =: =] Nevada Precinct—whole number . of votes cast, 78: Geo. G. Allan received 77, Hugir McCanley 1. Total nunberof votes east,_89-—Geo--4Allan baving received a majority of . all the votes cast, was declared elect: . ed Supervisor to fill the vacancy oc-' easioue! by tho exviration. of the . terw of MI. GL. Marsh. The following warrants wero ordered drawn on the Genera} Fund: Nevada Preciner—C. E. Muiloy Sucrather ssisting in drilling . an “upper,’’ (a hole overhead )in the holder, who was a Tovens, sur Trur.—The'grasshop. going through their prop rties. ; 26th of September and vote on the -houser=Foothitt Tidings: Picayune Mixe.—This mine.is in Rough and Ready__ township near Randolph Fiat. It is a gravel mine. The tunnel is 175 feet and has reached the shaft. Tlie Company have started a breast so as to drift out the with’the pan shows that the grave) in the lead will pay from 25scents to 20 cents to the cubic foot. The body of grdvel~is extensive enough’ of the dwners in the Picuyune.— Grass Valley Union. 3 : —_—____—_ 3 — — ‘Riegut or War.—The ‘committee for the railroad company, says the Grass Valle? Union, have interviewed some few persons about the right of way of the railroad through their lands. George Wilson and George to make a big pile of money to each . Auction Sale---Postponed. é ° HE SALE of Personal Property belong: ing td the Estate of Mre. Pratt, deceased, which Was advertised to be sold at public auctioti otf Tuesday, 9th irist. 5 PpOstponed till = ravel for _washing,.Pcospecting . saturday Morning, Septe-12th,-—-1 “tht 10 o'clock, ASM. There will also be ;sqid at thé'‘same time,= at the new Auction room ot J.8.Holbrodk,on BROAD STREET, opposite the Bankyxn«. A large stock of; Household & Kitchen Furnitiire Splendid opportunity to secure great Bargains. J.8, HOLBROOK, Auctionecr. Nevada, Sept. &h, -.--, ~ Kress, two land owners. on the line thé railroad will be to the whole . comunity, cheerfully and without charge.give the road the privilege of It . is supposed that many others will AB PRIVATE SAEBe a novelty. He put on all the-steani Surveyed, appreciated <the ‘benefit = Kitchen Furniture Household & % RS, W. C.AULT, offers for sale cheap, *. AY the entire Household and Kitchen Fu .ituré at her Rysidenée in ROUGH & “READY. Everything must be sold by Frishow a like liberal spirit. Ina few days the tight of.way question will . be determined. 4 day suorpipg pext. : Als, a Fine Milch. Cow, Chickens Tur city is said to be so rough that a buggy driven over it with any’ at. tempt at speed, is likely to be seriously injured, and it.is anything but @ pleasure trip to ride over it. Toll is. charged, however, all the same.—Fvothill Tidings,.——-—__— 8 o-@District are notified to: meet on the . Question of raising $490 by tax, to build an“ addition to their school? —a~ es Frurr Gors.—Wm. George has. rich body of ere lately fouud on the 1,465 foot level pfesented a rer able uppealance when the wor Wid completed. The hole wis driven . upward about twenty inches, ‘and . happened: to pass through a m:090 . of bright iton_pyrites, The mapen-} gaged in holding the drill was naked to the waist, and his skin beivg moistened by perspiration, by the . . time the workwas finished he was completely eouted . over—-with the glittering particles, and presented the appearance of being clothed in-a closely fitting golden \vestment, whieh . shipped this week, 205 boxes of fruit “ hte-fraekee; Reno; Most of the work is done on “half “shares,’’ which speaks well forthe pon city, Gold Hill and Virginia} City, besides nnmeroas packages to Grass Vulteyans on the other side of ‘ie mountains, sent by their friends > Macrnta.—Everythivg abont this Miue is rusning im good shaye. + quality of the ove, as winers usually demand'a much larger pereentage. Report bas it that the Jedge in the Scnoon electprs of Indian Springs . “Wadswortls; Car: . don, New York Philadel. keys, &c. 48 Notice to Creditors. UN the matter of the Estate of W. W. Fris. bie, deceasd’', Notice -is hereby given by the: underaig ied; Administtator of the ; Estate of W.-W. Frisbie, deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against the sakl.decessed to exhibit then: “with the necessaty vouchers, within four months after the first publication? of this office of Niles Searls ‘in Ne eounty of Nevada. xs Dated dept. Ith, 1874.— yada City, in the : J. JACOBS, Admi Niles Searls, Atty. epsTHEATRE. The Great Original Coinédtan wna and Gocalist, % HOSE Songs; Sketches, ¢éte., have y made his name so popular in lonpis, Boston ete. and who appedred ovr Three Hundred Consecutive Nigits in San Francisco, will give two of bis unique : PARLOR EFTERTAINMENTS, = JN NEVADA CIT1, ON Thursday Evennig, Sept. 10th When he will be assisted by ‘ MRS. J. BEIFFATH, Soprano Vogalist,and MADAME A. E. MUSE, The Brilliant Pianiste. = + On which orcasion -hewill-p sent his a . Fospector fortwo days, $6. Jno. Dune The . nechiff, Judge for two days, $6. W. J. . Organ Judge for two days, $6. J. M. Walling, Clerk for two days, $6. J. P.-Ebaugh,Clerk for two days, $6: Blue Tent P.ecitict—Isaiah Moody one day, $3. Thos, Wagner one day, $3. Levi Williams Judge for one day, $3. H. D. Whittum Clerk for one day, $3: E. P. Hagar Cierk for one day, $3. ete On motion Board adjourned= M. L. Marsa, President. Attest, John Pattison, Clerk, by a, Plunkett,Deputy. A Mammot h Enterprise. A buge transportation scheme is Broad . in contemplation is the East. A New York and Europe propose erecting an air line road from the Mississippi river to. New York, and have connection with a line of stenmers for Europe,the motive being to greatly lower the present carrying prices, thereby securing a monopol y, and hence make a fortune. Tie Grangers are expected to. be captured by the. company, and once having their influence it 1s expected the enterprise wiil be a success, as all who will take the pains to consider the matter will ugree. It is a good thing tobe a Granger, They ae the boys who bave the inside track now. Their pole reiches the persimmon. A man had better buy some hay seed, and a few ears of corn, who desires securing any advantages in the futare. _ o> “Phe WV eather, = The weather has been so beautiful for the last few days, that even vld settlers could not help remarking that it was the finest ever seen, To thé sweltered, roasted, “froze up” and long suffering residents of the Eustern States, such weather would be hailed as a boon of priceless value. ple. kinds aie & ——_—_—$__2-<. First in the County, Mias Laura and Sadie Booth we learn, obtained each-a third grade certificate at the dast examination of teachers, They have attended only atthe colored school in this city, Chey ure the first colored children Who have obtained a certificte in Pitra . this county, and we believe are ‘the first ulsw in the State. i “sparked in thetlight of the surround: Catiforniiins ure a favored peo-4 i ing candles ag though crasted with small diamonds, All was not. py. rites, for the spot being rich in free gold, not a little of that metal went toward making ep the miver's curious dress, The honest miner wis decorated somewhat after the manner of those African kings, who, on grand occasious, cause their bodies to be powdered over with gold dust. Virginia City Enterprise. AsAcciDent.— Last Sunday, the 30th ult., My. and Mrs. Jeperson, and several others, procured one of Hogan’s Rockaways and went ‘up to Relief Hill ov a visit to some friends there. In returning home, between Rehef Hill and North Bloomfield, the carriage, in passing a percipitous pointon the road, and while the horses were going ata pretty good gait, gave a lurch and upset, throwing the occupants out. Mr. Jeperson received a bad cut on the face and thinks he was injured internally, and his wife was somewhat bruised > but the others eseaped the rockaway was damaged a little, but was easily repaired. Under the . t’t 24st or West. circumstances the parties got off . thereto are bervby required to presend the . . well.—Times. Wasuineron Scuoot Hovse.—The Washington street school house is eompleted, -says the Grass Valley Union. The house is well arranged as regards light, ventilation and all the other comforts. A ‘verandah runs all around the building (which’ Should be the-case with all, the schools and dwelling houses of this place) thus insuring shade in the Summer and opportuuities for exercise during the storms of Winter The school Trustees have done well in building the Washington strectschool h ouse, and they will do better by building ‘still another house for school purposes. : >> — PERMISSION by the Town Fathers . The top of . ‘. trom the firs: day of publishing hereof } ' i was given to the Chinese of this) place to fire off trackers between . puysical aud . G a. M. aud 9 Pp. x, during their camp-meeting, limited to. places considered safe by Marshal Collins. Foothill Tidings. Sixty deaths occurréd ip San Francisco last weék. eee FrEsso county will praduce 100 tons of cetton’this season, i ; . peeual be E¥exital month. Sottom is looking well.—Yoothill Tidings. Tue Headquarters of the Army] will bé removed to St. Louis next —_——_--> o-coruipg to the Jewish calendar, js the first d-y of the year 5635, ~ z : No 536. Application for a Patent toa Mining Claint. United States Land Office, } Sacramento. Cal. Sept. 4th, 1874. } . OTICE & hereby given, that Edward Carney and. Pembroxe Goodspeed, whese Pout Ofice 1 Nevada city, Nevada County, Cal Rave made 4pplicationfor Patent forthe Carrey & Goodspeed placer mine situate 1m Hent’s Hid Mining Distzict, 4 Nevada Coanty, California, and described in the pl«t and notice. on file in this office as follows. viz; The B & of S W \ of N EX, 8S 40f3 % of NE} o& NE %andSE \ of N b M of Sect‘on 24, Tp 16 N.R 9 E. and S % of 8 4 of NW 4 of N WK Sec 19, Tp. 36, RIOE MD M. and containing 100 acrs, Said location is composed of three sets of claims the Goug: Eye claims: loca. ted Feb. 16, 1956, m the names of R. Calaway et a]. apd recorued in page 18, Recosds Hant® Hill bistmci, the Camden claim es recorded, and the Alpha “lam, no recsed of which can be found wag leeated in 1356. ‘Adjoining claimants aze Jacobs & Sargent on the North, a. G. Turner & Co. on the South, no adjoiuing chuimants on Ai) persons holding any adverse clei Sume before this office, within sixty days ~ T. B. MeFARLAND, Registez. Niles Searis, Atty. . seps HAKVAnD LNFIRMARY Consulting parlors, 215 Kearney ctreet, bet. Sutter and Bush, San Francisco, , ’Fe open trou lv a.m. to 7 Pl. FERDENANDERZ, M. D., late Exe uinining Physician of the MassaCluus Us lujirmir,, Bosten. The Doctor’s popul ‘rity is due to his snccess in the treattiebt Of all-chronic,neryous and-scrot.’ ulous diseases, such as periodiéal isanity, Veucreal prosteatiom, loss of physicil and mental tone, decayed nature or impotency, b rrentes~ and sll .otner. diseases of the mental system, produced fron “natural or Wonatur.d causes inthe old pr ymmg. Particnfar attention to the lunes. liver, kidneys and blood, . Dr, ¥.’s equalizing tre tment is both Inter: al and external. Cancers, tu. OPS. Temnoved without cutting or pain. Pcrsons Wishing to remain in the city can be actummeodated. Persons conrult the Doctor “grat s— Advice . to physicians on cases of their cWn, as usual, 35, All who have Jailed under the normal treatment cousult with confidence DR. F. Suncrys, frou 12 te.2. e.g, Box 1037. © N. 3, —Attention to all diseases of the . EMPIRE MEAT MARKER,NEWEST SONGS, Pease e SKESCHES, ANECDOTES, = IMPERSONATIONS, etc, Change of Progremme each Evening. ~~ Admission : One Dollar. . . “Chilstren’. 2. -.-. Bal Price, -. Fi. B AILEY, Business Manager. aa ‘C. B. TERKILL, Advance Agent, , Séats reserved af G. W. Welch’s Bookstore Without extra charge, BL HAIR WORK. MISS ANNIE O'DONNELL, ROAD STREET, Nevada, adjoining Mrs B Badolph’s Photugraph Gallery, ia now prepared tu dv allkinds of . y HAIR WORK, Such as S WB CHES, CURLS, PUFFS. VRIZETTES, BRAILS, CHAINS, and HAIR JEWELRY. LADIES HAIR DRESSED FOR PARTIES. + . Rrices medemte and all work warranted to give sitinfaction. A share of the public: patronage is solicited BS S. F. Trades Guide and Pacific ° Coast Directory. Price $450. Bound in Beard, 450p. E nexbissve wil} appear January, 1875, contan tug’ the principa) cities duu towns of California, Oregon, Nevada, Washington, Montana, Idaho, Utah, AriZona and British Columbia, sentaining over 23,000 pameg ot Busiue s men, including Over 2% cities nnd towns of the Patitic Coast. Price, § 50. L. M. McRENNEY, = Corner 16th and H, Sacramento. The Jduiy issue of 1573, containing 420 paces, 20,000 names and 163 cities. and towns, mailed, post paid, to anv address on rece pt of orcver. 82 Commercial Street, Nevada. Pena MONRO having opened a meat Muerxet on Commercial Street, is prepared ‘osupply customers with the. best quality of Beet, Muiton. rork, Veal,Corned Ber, Corned kurk,ec. ut the lowest prices Dissolntion. é ty Copartn:rshiv heretofore existing between FL H. Hinis and T. LB, NichOlson.unck th: firin nae of Minds & Niehol Son, has this dy b-en dissolved by mutual consent. The vusiners will hereafter be conducted by 'f. 1. Nicholson, who is anthorized to culiect ail bills due the said firm and pay ali demands against the same. = ; F.H. H1.Ds, ~ PL. NICHOLEZON. Nevada City, Aug. 29th, 1874, si OUR RESTAURANT. _ REMOVED TO JA Commercial Street, In ‘“Transeript Block. J. H. HAMILTON, Prop’r. bladder, womb, ere, &B-ly > MEALS served up in all styles and at the “U atall hoves, we ) OwWest rates. notice, to the said Adtiinistretor at the law” ‘ nistrator of Estate of' W. W, Frisbie, at. ’Wednerday Eve’ng Sept. 9th, AND : i ees ba \ iy ‘Seeet on, its’ twe paper ‘is: tl epunty.” It ‘tdén years. ‘known'to t ‘What it ha -eontinue to -A reliable 1 “cal interest: “* We have b paper only p< volume was _-. member of 1 ‘establishme _ paper-will x pose to dev ~ ward devel tries of this think our m filled than \ matters of . county. Fe success-so fi ' continuing anand the su the welfare People 1 down to t railroad is a have shown enterprise b half in coin ___« the. compar OMARLES VIVIAN. showing the there will be tion in, bidd; work can be «there is 00°t be built. T Says a nur E place intend They have x the experien in such ane —-very encour are hopeful We are in from a frien the. entertui gay and +] the best eve: says the ent are chaste ai ‘had good} the people a of the excell The well kv will no douk the first n: here. Such locality. L him, Th: Parties wk this new dis: of the same to this city, mens of roc] them. Tne be, as at fi There is a st of it of abou ness, which : a@ large amo the ledge exi: toafew. As make a locati place public, latively inelit the prospect. Sp The follow: Intermediate ly thirty-thre members of t ing lesson, Samuel Porte Clancey, Ma Kendrichs, I Greeley, Hatt Mary ~Baldri Frank Bigelo : N The necess: purchased wh : lively, Ther in different applies here ***“How’s bus one Nashville the other [d: dull,’* was the ~ nobody buys . provisions ar necessaries of Widow A widow lh ean find a gooc to the Transca be given and)

Boe Bags ® Riches eiage & — sia NEVADA CITY, CAL. arene sesiaes Tuesday September 8, 1874. Mines. ‘There are some who entertain the belief that mifing industry will gradually decline, and counties now ex_tensively engaged in the business of xtracting the precious metals, will, ih a few yeurs, decrease in material . wealth and prosperity. That they will gradually decrease in popula: tion, and cease to pay fcr money invested inthem. It is probable that there may be mining countiés' where . such a state of affairs.may exist. . ‘There may be counties where mines“are not permanent and investments in them insecure, but it is not the case with this’ county.’ To-day its prospects are brighter than they ever wers._There.has. been more gold extracted and more money expended in opening out and developing new mines, more ditches dug, dams erected and water rights secured—all for the purpose of affordiig increased “ done in four times the sume Jength of time since the county was first settled. We hear of no complaints . from those who have worked their mines this year on account of pay. “On the contrary negrly all the mities of the county -bave yielded large re‘turns. Those. who have money invested in the mines have no . desire” to withdraw it, bul, -are° very anxious to invest-in othe» -mints. Forgign capitalists will find a eonfi_#éneceexhibited by méh of means —hving in-the—county; that wilt-con= vince them ‘of the permanenty of themining: interest, Instead “of the mines playing out ‘ina few years, it to judge that ten years from now the amountof bullion extracted will be double in the county what it is today, and the number of mines many times greater than at present. The . outlook is encouraging and argues well for the future of:the county. —_—_ Oo > -— No Crime, It is no crime in San Francisco to) darwa pistol and fire at an enemy indiscriminately to the great _d_nger of. passers. . DeYoung of the Chron: ~ivie; selected as public a place as the Street near the post office in San Francisco, and when B. F. Naupthaly appronched near the spot, blazed away at hii, regarilless of those on ihe streets, and did wound one __person by his reckless firing. Yet the grand jury of San Francisco say it . was ndta crime and lethim go scot freee. He deliberately took a stand there to killa man; but that ‘is all . right according to the grand jury. On what theory they base their decision, we know not; buat people will wonder what constitutes acrime Sed: . It takes mane 10 build a-mill, particularly if the machimery is not hereafter, if the alleged and plainly . proved shooting of DeYoung is not . one. e+e — Southern Oatrages. It is now reported’ that. the outrages committed in the South and the danger of a war of races had but little foundation, and the stories concerning them havebeen greatly exagyerated andit is fur political purposes. Those who ineite such troubles or who misrepresent them for selfish purposes, ought to grace the first tree they ace found near. If the reports were manufactured for the purpose of preducing a feeling . of sympathy in the North for the powers that be in thé South, they fell short of the purpose. Political advantages. can no nioré be gained by such a means. If the “Carpet Baggers”’ cannot control things without such meusures they had_ better get out.ae A Now Town, It does not take long to locate and “build up a new town, provided the locators -have plenty of money. Sharon and Ralston purchased the Burlingame tract of land, furee milds trom San Mateo, and are arranging with the Southern Pacitie Railroad to have six trains run “« ily to and from that place, Ean anad—late trips will be Tuade, their intention being to have the jast trait, leave the city at1@or 11 Pp ow By this means a resident in the pew town will be attemled with no more inconvenience on thee account of iiaance than if ‘it were in the suburbs. A large town will be built. up and a lurge fortune nade by the preje ctors a Tue new Mit in Sav Fran: isco is Progressing very slowly, =. . . er seen at that place. was an old settler and was much re. spected by all who knew himr~ . ry SS SER, RE Local Brevities. practice of his profession. finds no place more attractive than this city as a business point and We welcome Mr. Hupp and family to our midst, and hope his anti¢ipations of a -prosperous future willbe fully realized, place of residence. be the largest vein of ore pay for working at a profit coming frm the Willow ceremoniously duniped out carriage on to the ground, . black eye on one of the fe = fect of the fall, ~~ ‘man told us who wanted to ranch last week. “Chas:-Mul His wife went seme: months ~old-ptaces and friends. Mr. popular inine, céss is what mak intendent successful, » John Schmidt bastaken out a large crushing of rock from ‘brs ledge at Wood’s Ravine, -and pro, poses to give it aoother trial, lust rock from the ledge did not pay We hope this will do very well, better. ¢ Mre. W. C. Ault, of Rough and teady, advertises to sel household goods and other articles ut her pluce, until Friday morning, at astonishRead the adveringly low prices, Aisement, Work on the mills of the Wyoming and Occidentar 4s hot ‘yet compleready Wien.the frame work is in the house of Mrs. Deal, ‘on Street, the past Summer—eft—-for—*ealthy-and influevtial company in San Francisco on Saturday; where The various improvements around: town are progressing towards comthey will in future reside> pletion, — , . We predict the largest house of the season onthe mghts of the ap-' pearance of Vivian, the vocalist and comedian. "People begin to talk about the State Fair, and we hear of quite a number who intend going from here. Miss Lu. Bliven, formerly of this Plunkett, wus . married last week in Virginia. city, city, niece of T. C, Nevada. Fruit hangs on the trees in this in -such abundance’ that there is but little sale for the same at vicinity the fruit stands, : J.8. Holbrook will sell all of goods at auction on Saturday next. Things go very cheap at some of these auctions, Advertised Letter List, _ The following is'a list of the letters remaining in the Post Office in this city, for the week euding Monday,-Sept. 7th, 1874. please say ‘‘adveértised :”” Senor D. Jesus Aasebedo, Fuljana Nickels, S. A. Palmer, Wm ‘Tiuder,. Johu P, Ewell, Joseph Magibnis, Edward May, Miss Mary McArain, -E. Bruce Greenough, W. H. Francis, James William Clifford, Charles H. Balton, Jalia A. Bennett, Senior Francisco Rosenaere, Senior Angelo Scanavino,’ Gi nova Avvijter, Gianini. . Geo. 8. ‘Hupp, well known ‘in this and other places as-a first-class lawyér, came here on Saturday last awith a view of locating for the The Providence mine continues to ; in: the county, and we think in the State. It carries enough gold to make the whole of the immense body of quartz }owners. As it is sunk upon it grows better. Itis thought when another level of two_isYeached, thatthere will be rock found . -worth double what it iow works, A party of youths, three in’ number, while-driving at a rapid pace. in dance on Friday night last, were undé members of the conipany proves the efThere are fumerous ranches in the vicinity of this city, and every . owner has: heard there is to be a -fuilroad, Their prices are according as they believe or disbelieve the report. At least-the above is. what a loy, started yesterday for a visit to the Eastern States: and Mr. Malloy goes to meet her and accompany ber home besides The funeral of “Harvey Gilham, . ° . 1 Ready on Sunday wasthe largest evGilham . The Manzanita is becoming avery It is pofiwar because {it rolis ont plenty of coin. . ing because itis well. and econvinically managed, we suppose. Tt is pwyes a mining Saper. ‘done. The family-of Wilson, who resided Persons inquiring for any of these letters, wiil _. Norm Broomrizyp, Sep. 4th. *. Ep, Transerrer: Yesterday Mr. Adolph Bigot! committed suicide in He bas . with . giant powder.. The: cirenming of the 32 he came from Moore's Flat on the stage belonging to the Enreka Express Company. It is said that he had beén on a sprée for several days before be-came to this place. He said that he left his place because hie did not like to work along with Chinamen. He bought a ‘loaf of bread of. tlie baker as he was gbing home;_.A sbort time after he réached his cabin 'a loud report was to the . beard by the neighbors, and powder crevices of the cabin. Mr. Thomas’ ‘Ryan and Mr. Wm D:ekieson went to the cabin and fonnd bim lying ou the floor with bis head Dlownoff. ‘A’ messenger was larmédiately sent for medical aid’ Dr. Farley, not knowing thé éxtent of the injury, immediately repaired to the scene of the tragedy in company with A. A. Smith, and found bis head blown to atoms. A. A. Smith; our Justice, summoned a Coroner's jury and held an inquest on the body, which ¥e. sulted im a verdict in accordance . with the circumstances already _ re. lated, to wit; The deceased came td his death. by his own hands, and that he had used: giant powder in taking his life.Yours respectfally, nearly Valley of the and a buy a : ‘Board of Supervisors. Mownpay, Sept. 7th, 187#, Board met as board of canvassers, pursuant to law, for the purpose of canvassing the returns of the First, . since, this pluce by blowing bis head off . smoke was seen to issue from all the }Wit's ead to Know what to do. He -anderstood a soaped tfitk, but a — per is not as big as a thousand other things we can name, but then the insect has as muth devilment in its carcuss as was ever contaived in the same space-in anything that ever been published of bow they completely blockaded railroads out west, but they were looked upon as a fanciful -production, existing only inthe imagination of the reporter. And still these stories.were not imegivary. On Wednesday, train No. 7. of the St. Juseph and Denver, railroad, struck the grasshoppers between Axtell and Beattie. The insects covered the track two inches thick, and the engineer’ was completely at bis tratk covered with grasshoppers. waS he could and tried to drive ahead, and yet he was ‘actually nine hours making eleven miles. How many grasshoppers were killed no one will. ever undertake to say. The otl.eg morning, conductor Seott Sharp pulled out cf Seneca on time, and thonght he would have an easy rutt to St. Joseph. In this he was slightly mistaken. Two miles out the track was completely bloekacked by grisshoppers, and the: engineer found it. impossible to proceed. He hated to be beaten by such trifling inseets, but finally had to run back to Seneca and wait until the insects had crossed the track on their way southward. These stories look a little-touzh,; bat-they—are “$8ae.—St, Joseph, Mo., Herald. ——_——_—. 2. +e — A GoLpen Coat,—A miner working in the Ophir relates that a drill seeing Supervisor District election; returns . of which were as follows: Bine Tent. ‘Precinct—whole nnonii _bet of votes cast. 31:-Geo.G. Alian . received 11. =: =] Nevada Precinct—whole number . of votes cast, 78: Geo. G. Allan received 77, Hugir McCanley 1. Total nunberof votes east,_89-—Geo--4Allan baving received a majority of . all the votes cast, was declared elect: . ed Supervisor to fill the vacancy oc-' easioue! by tho exviration. of the . terw of MI. GL. Marsh. The following warrants wero ordered drawn on the Genera} Fund: Nevada Preciner—C. E. Muiloy Sucrather ssisting in drilling . an “upper,’’ (a hole overhead )in the holder, who was a Tovens, sur Trur.—The'grasshop. going through their prop rties. ; 26th of September and vote on the -houser=Foothitt Tidings: Picayune Mixe.—This mine.is in Rough and Ready__ township near Randolph Fiat. It is a gravel mine. The tunnel is 175 feet and has reached the shaft. Tlie Company have started a breast so as to drift out the with’the pan shows that the grave) in the lead will pay from 25scents to 20 cents to the cubic foot. The body of grdvel~is extensive enough’ of the dwners in the Picuyune.— Grass Valley Union. 3 : —_—____—_ 3 — — ‘Riegut or War.—The ‘committee for the railroad company, says the Grass Valle? Union, have interviewed some few persons about the right of way of the railroad through their lands. George Wilson and George to make a big pile of money to each . Auction Sale---Postponed. é ° HE SALE of Personal Property belong: ing td the Estate of Mre. Pratt, deceased, which Was advertised to be sold at public auctioti otf Tuesday, 9th irist. 5 PpOstponed till = ravel for _washing,.Pcospecting . saturday Morning, Septe-12th,-—-1 “tht 10 o'clock, ASM. There will also be ;sqid at thé'‘same time,= at the new Auction room ot J.8.Holbrodk,on BROAD STREET, opposite the Bankyxn«. A large stock of; Household & Kitchen Furnitiire Splendid opportunity to secure great Bargains. J.8, HOLBROOK, Auctionecr. Nevada, Sept. &h, -.--, ~ Kress, two land owners. on the line thé railroad will be to the whole . comunity, cheerfully and without charge.give the road the privilege of It . is supposed that many others will AB PRIVATE SAEBe a novelty. He put on all the-steani Surveyed, appreciated <the ‘benefit = Kitchen Furniture Household & % RS, W. C.AULT, offers for sale cheap, *. AY the entire Household and Kitchen Fu .ituré at her Rysidenée in ROUGH & “READY. Everything must be sold by Frishow a like liberal spirit. Ina few days the tight of.way question will . be determined. 4 day suorpipg pext. : Als, a Fine Milch. Cow, Chickens Tur city is said to be so rough that a buggy driven over it with any’ at. tempt at speed, is likely to be seriously injured, and it.is anything but @ pleasure trip to ride over it. Toll is. charged, however, all the same.—Fvothill Tidings,.——-—__— 8 o-@District are notified to: meet on the . Question of raising $490 by tax, to build an“ addition to their school? —a~ es Frurr Gors.—Wm. George has. rich body of ere lately fouud on the 1,465 foot level pfesented a rer able uppealance when the wor Wid completed. The hole wis driven . upward about twenty inches, ‘and . happened: to pass through a m:090 . of bright iton_pyrites, The mapen-} gaged in holding the drill was naked to the waist, and his skin beivg moistened by perspiration, by the . . time the workwas finished he was completely eouted . over—-with the glittering particles, and presented the appearance of being clothed in-a closely fitting golden \vestment, whieh . shipped this week, 205 boxes of fruit “ hte-fraekee; Reno; Most of the work is done on “half “shares,’’ which speaks well forthe pon city, Gold Hill and Virginia} City, besides nnmeroas packages to Grass Vulteyans on the other side of

‘ie mountains, sent by their friends > Macrnta.—Everythivg abont this Miue is rusning im good shaye. + quality of the ove, as winers usually demand'a much larger pereentage. Report bas it that the Jedge in the Scnoon electprs of Indian Springs . “Wadswortls; Car: . don, New York Philadel. keys, &c. 48 Notice to Creditors. UN the matter of the Estate of W. W. Fris. bie, deceasd’', Notice -is hereby given by the: underaig ied; Administtator of the ; Estate of W.-W. Frisbie, deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against the sakl.decessed to exhibit then: “with the necessaty vouchers, within four months after the first publication? of this office of Niles Searls ‘in Ne eounty of Nevada. xs Dated dept. Ith, 1874.— yada City, in the : J. JACOBS, Admi Niles Searls, Atty. epsTHEATRE. The Great Original Coinédtan wna and Gocalist, % HOSE Songs; Sketches, ¢éte., have y made his name so popular in lonpis, Boston ete. and who appedred ovr Three Hundred Consecutive Nigits in San Francisco, will give two of bis unique : PARLOR EFTERTAINMENTS, = JN NEVADA CIT1, ON Thursday Evennig, Sept. 10th When he will be assisted by ‘ MRS. J. BEIFFATH, Soprano Vogalist,and MADAME A. E. MUSE, The Brilliant Pianiste. = + On which orcasion -hewill-p sent his a . Fospector fortwo days, $6. Jno. Dune The . nechiff, Judge for two days, $6. W. J. . Organ Judge for two days, $6. J. M. Walling, Clerk for two days, $6. J. P.-Ebaugh,Clerk for two days, $6: Blue Tent P.ecitict—Isaiah Moody one day, $3. Thos, Wagner one day, $3. Levi Williams Judge for one day, $3. H. D. Whittum Clerk for one day, $3: E. P. Hagar Cierk for one day, $3. ete On motion Board adjourned= M. L. Marsa, President. Attest, John Pattison, Clerk, by a, Plunkett,Deputy. A Mammot h Enterprise. A buge transportation scheme is Broad . in contemplation is the East. A New York and Europe propose erecting an air line road from the Mississippi river to. New York, and have connection with a line of stenmers for Europe,the motive being to greatly lower the present carrying prices, thereby securing a monopol y, and hence make a fortune. Tie Grangers are expected to. be captured by the. company, and once having their influence it 1s expected the enterprise wiil be a success, as all who will take the pains to consider the matter will ugree. It is a good thing tobe a Granger, They ae the boys who bave the inside track now. Their pole reiches the persimmon. A man had better buy some hay seed, and a few ears of corn, who desires securing any advantages in the futare. _ o> “Phe WV eather, = The weather has been so beautiful for the last few days, that even vld settlers could not help remarking that it was the finest ever seen, To thé sweltered, roasted, “froze up” and long suffering residents of the Eustern States, such weather would be hailed as a boon of priceless value. ple. kinds aie & ——_—_—$__2-<. First in the County, Mias Laura and Sadie Booth we learn, obtained each-a third grade certificate at the dast examination of teachers, They have attended only atthe colored school in this city, Chey ure the first colored children Who have obtained a certificte in Pitra . this county, and we believe are ‘the first ulsw in the State. i “sparked in thetlight of the surround: Catiforniiins ure a favored peo-4 i ing candles ag though crasted with small diamonds, All was not. py. rites, for the spot being rich in free gold, not a little of that metal went toward making ep the miver's curious dress, The honest miner wis decorated somewhat after the manner of those African kings, who, on grand occasious, cause their bodies to be powdered over with gold dust. Virginia City Enterprise. AsAcciDent.— Last Sunday, the 30th ult., My. and Mrs. Jeperson, and several others, procured one of Hogan’s Rockaways and went ‘up to Relief Hill ov a visit to some friends there. In returning home, between Rehef Hill and North Bloomfield, the carriage, in passing a percipitous pointon the road, and while the horses were going ata pretty good gait, gave a lurch and upset, throwing the occupants out. Mr. Jeperson received a bad cut on the face and thinks he was injured internally, and his wife was somewhat bruised > but the others eseaped the rockaway was damaged a little, but was easily repaired. Under the . t’t 24st or West. circumstances the parties got off . thereto are bervby required to presend the . . well.—Times. Wasuineron Scuoot Hovse.—The Washington street school house is eompleted, -says the Grass Valley Union. The house is well arranged as regards light, ventilation and all the other comforts. A ‘verandah runs all around the building (which’ Should be the-case with all, the schools and dwelling houses of this place) thus insuring shade in the Summer and opportuuities for exercise during the storms of Winter The school Trustees have done well in building the Washington strectschool h ouse, and they will do better by building ‘still another house for school purposes. : >> — PERMISSION by the Town Fathers . The top of . ‘. trom the firs: day of publishing hereof } ' i was given to the Chinese of this) place to fire off trackers between . puysical aud . G a. M. aud 9 Pp. x, during their camp-meeting, limited to. places considered safe by Marshal Collins. Foothill Tidings. Sixty deaths occurréd ip San Francisco last weék. eee FrEsso county will praduce 100 tons of cetton’this season, i ; . peeual be E¥exital month. Sottom is looking well.—Yoothill Tidings. Tue Headquarters of the Army] will bé removed to St. Louis next —_——_--> o-coruipg to the Jewish calendar, js the first d-y of the year 5635, ~ z : No 536. Application for a Patent toa Mining Claint. United States Land Office, } Sacramento. Cal. Sept. 4th, 1874. } . OTICE & hereby given, that Edward Carney and. Pembroxe Goodspeed, whese Pout Ofice 1 Nevada city, Nevada County, Cal Rave made 4pplicationfor Patent forthe Carrey & Goodspeed placer mine situate 1m Hent’s Hid Mining Distzict, 4 Nevada Coanty, California, and described in the pl«t and notice. on file in this office as follows. viz; The B & of S W \ of N EX, 8S 40f3 % of NE} o& NE %andSE \ of N b M of Sect‘on 24, Tp 16 N.R 9 E. and S % of 8 4 of NW 4 of N WK Sec 19, Tp. 36, RIOE MD M. and containing 100 acrs, Said location is composed of three sets of claims the Goug: Eye claims: loca. ted Feb. 16, 1956, m the names of R. Calaway et a]. apd recorued in page 18, Recosds Hant® Hill bistmci, the Camden claim es recorded, and the Alpha “lam, no recsed of which can be found wag leeated in 1356. ‘Adjoining claimants aze Jacobs & Sargent on the North, a. G. Turner & Co. on the South, no adjoiuing chuimants on Ai) persons holding any adverse clei Sume before this office, within sixty days ~ T. B. MeFARLAND, Registez. Niles Searis, Atty. . seps HAKVAnD LNFIRMARY Consulting parlors, 215 Kearney ctreet, bet. Sutter and Bush, San Francisco, , ’Fe open trou lv a.m. to 7 Pl. FERDENANDERZ, M. D., late Exe uinining Physician of the MassaCluus Us lujirmir,, Bosten. The Doctor’s popul ‘rity is due to his snccess in the treattiebt Of all-chronic,neryous and-scrot.’ ulous diseases, such as periodiéal isanity, Veucreal prosteatiom, loss of physicil and mental tone, decayed nature or impotency, b rrentes~ and sll .otner. diseases of the mental system, produced fron “natural or Wonatur.d causes inthe old pr ymmg. Particnfar attention to the lunes. liver, kidneys and blood, . Dr, ¥.’s equalizing tre tment is both Inter: al and external. Cancers, tu. OPS. Temnoved without cutting or pain. Pcrsons Wishing to remain in the city can be actummeodated. Persons conrult the Doctor “grat s— Advice . to physicians on cases of their cWn, as usual, 35, All who have Jailed under the normal treatment cousult with confidence DR. F. Suncrys, frou 12 te.2. e.g, Box 1037. © N. 3, —Attention to all diseases of the . EMPIRE MEAT MARKER,NEWEST SONGS, Pease e SKESCHES, ANECDOTES, = IMPERSONATIONS, etc, Change of Progremme each Evening. ~~ Admission : One Dollar. . . “Chilstren’.. 2.. -.-. Bal Price, -. Fi. B AILEY, Business Manager. aa ‘C. B. TERKILL, Advance Agent, , Séats reserved af G. W. Welch’s Bookstore Without extra charge, BL HAIR WORK. MISS ANNIE O'DONNELL, ROAD STREET, Nevada, adjoining Mrs B Badolph’s Photugraph Gallery, ia now prepared tu dv allkinds of . y HAIR WORK, Such as S WB CHES, CURLS, PUFFS. VRIZETTES, BRAILS, CHAINS, and HAIR JEWELRY. LADIES HAIR DRESSED FOR PARTIES. + . Rrices medemte and all work warranted to give sitinfaction. A share of the public: patronage is solicited BS S. F. Trades Guide and Pacific ° Coast Directory. Price $450. Bound in Beard, 450p. E nexbissve wil} appear January, 1875, contan tug’ the principa) cities duu towns of California, Oregon, Nevada, Washington, Montana, Idaho, Utah, AriZona and British Columbia, sentaining over 23,000 pameg ot Busiue s men, including Over 2% cities nnd towns of the Patitic Coast. Price, § 50. L. M. McRENNEY, = Corner 16th and H, Sacramento. The Jduiy issue of 1573, containing 420 paces, 20,000 names and 163 cities. and towns, mailed, post paid, to anv address on rece pt of orcver. 82 Commercial Street, Nevada. Pena MONRO having opened a meat Muerxet on Commercial Street, is prepared ‘osupply customers with the. best quality of Beet, Muiton. rork, Veal,Corned Ber, Corned kurk,ec. ut the lowest prices Dissolntion. é ty Copartn:rshiv heretofore existing between FL H. Hinis and T. LB, NichOlson.unck th: firin nae of Minds & Niehol Son, has this dy b-en dissolved by mutual consent. The vusiners will hereafter be conducted by 'f. 1. Nicholson, who is anthorized to culiect ail bills due the said firm and pay ali demands against the same. = ; F.H. H1.Ds, ~ PL. NICHOLEZON. Nevada City, Aug. 29th, 1874, si OUR RESTAURANT. _ REMOVED TO JA Commercial Street, In ‘“Transeript Block. J. H. HAMILTON, Prop’r. bladder, womb, ere, &B-ly > MEALS served up in all styles and at the “U atall hoves, we ) OwWest rates. notice, to the said Adtiinistretor at the law” ‘ nistrator of Estate of' W. W, Frisbie, at. ’Wednerday Eve’ng Sept. 9th, AND : i ees ba \ iy ‘Seeet on, its’ twe paper ‘is: tl epunty.” It ‘tdén years. ‘known'to t ‘What it ha -eontinue to -A reliable 1 “cal interest: “* We have b paper only p< volume was _-. member of 1 ‘establishme _ paper-will x pose to dev ~ ward devel tries of this think our m filled than \ matters of . county. Fe success-so fi ' continuing anand the su the welfare People 1 down to t railroad is a have shown enterprise b half in coin ___« the. compar OMARLES VIVIAN. showing the there will be tion in, bidd; work can be «there is 00°t be built. T Says a nur E place intend They have x the experien in such ane —-very encour are hopeful We are in from a frien the. entertui gay and +] the best eve: says the ent are chaste ai ‘had good} the people a of the excell The well kv will no douk the first n: here. Such locality. L him, Th: Parties wk this new dis: of the same to this city, mens of roc] them. Tne be, as at fi There is a st of it of abou ness, which : a@ large amo the ledge exi: toafew. As make a locati place public, latively inelit the prospect. Sp The follow: Intermediate ly thirty-thre members of t ing lesson, Samuel Porte Clancey, Ma Kendrichs, I Greeley, Hatt Mary ~Baldri Frank Bigelo : N The necess: purchased wh : lively, Ther in different applies here ***“How’s bus one Nashville the other [d: dull,’* was the ~ nobody buys . provisions ar necessaries of Widow A widow lh ean find a gooc to the Transca be given and)